This English practice worksheet helps students master conjunctions through identification and sentence completion tasks.

Task: Solve the worksheet on conjunctions and explain the solution.

#### Q1) Circle the conjunction in each sentence.

1. My favourite colors are red and white.
- Conjunction: and

2. I did it because I was angry.
- Conjunction: because

3. Would you like tea or coffee?
- Conjunction: or

4. The store was closed, so I went home.
- Conjunction: so

5. I don’t like art, but I have to finish it.
- Conjunction: but

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#### Q2) Complete the sentences with the correct conjunction.

We are given the options: and, but, or, so.

1. My mom _______ dad took me to the movies.
- Here, we need a conjunction that connects two nouns ("mom" and "dad") as joint subjects. The appropriate conjunction is and.
- Answer: My mom and dad took me to the movies.

2. John must study, _______ else he will not pass the test.
- The phrase "else he will not pass the test" suggests a condition or consequence. The conjunction or fits here because it implies an alternative outcome if John does not study.
- Answer: John must study, or else he will not pass the test.

3. David ran fast, _______ he still did not win the race.
- This sentence shows a contrast between David running fast and not winning the race. The conjunction but is used to indicate this contrast.
- Answer: David ran fast, but he still did not win the race.

4. My favourite sports are basketball _______ soccer.
- Here, we are listing two sports as favorites. The conjunction and is appropriate to connect them.
- Answer: My favourite sports are basketball and soccer.

5. Larry plays tennis _______ golf.
- This sentence lists two activities Larry engages in. The conjunction and is suitable to connect these activities.
- Answer: Larry plays tennis and golf.

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Final Answers:

#### Q1) Circle the conjunction in each sentence.
1. and
2. because
3. or
4. so
5. but

#### Q2) Complete the sentences with the correct conjunction.
1. and
2. or
3. but
4. and
5. and

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Explanation:

- Conjunctions are words that connect clauses, phrases, or words. They show relationships such as addition, contrast, cause and effect, or choice.
- In Q1, we identified the conjunctions in each sentence by recognizing their role in connecting parts of the sentence.
- In Q2, we chose the appropriate conjunction based on the logical relationship needed in each sentence:
- And: Used for addition or listing.
- But: Used for contrast.
- Or: Used for alternatives or choices.
- So: Used to show cause and effect or consequence.

This approach ensures clarity and correctness in identifying and using conjunctions.

Final Answer:
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\text{Q1: 1. and, 2. because, 3. or, 4. so, 5. but} \\
\text{Q2: 1. and, 2. or, 3. but, 4. and, 5. and}
}